ChrisDorner2
Banned
What do you do once you study all of that?
learning to code (3 month course) will land you a 70k job
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↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
I'll ask for the 3rd time because you keep trying to dodge my question: how many years experience do you have and what programming language do you know?
Like I keep saying, y'all dudes keep trying to give career advice when you don't even have a career in this field.
↓R↑LYB
I trained Sheng Long and Shonuff
And this is what people like @Xtraz2 don't understand because they don't even have a job in any tech field.
No company is going to pay you 70k out the gate with no experience. You see the same retarded comments from the same posters in everyone of these threads.
It is a mystery
Tory Lanez Stan
@bdizzle is right you posters just don't want to admit it
He's helped mad people get into the tech industry for years. He's not trying to block people out
All he's trying to do in this thread is to get you guys to think CRITICALLY about what you are reading. Actually being in tech and knowing how hiring thinks etc. > an article on a course that you guys are all advocating but no one on here has taken and successfully gotten their 70K 0 exp start from
He's helped mad people get into the tech industry for years. He's not trying to block people out
All he's trying to do in this thread is to get you guys to think CRITICALLY about what you are reading. Actually being in tech and knowing how hiring thinks etc. > an article on a course that you guys are all advocating but no one on here has taken and successfully gotten their 70K 0 exp start from
yeah they do..and unless you know your shyt most get exposed at that point of the interview...its not just book learning you really gotta be able to think abstract to do the shyt
Companies hiring people from code camps generally know what they're getting and prior to the students graduating, some of these companies will come out to the schools and do mock interviews with the students to gauge their knowledge and assess whether or not they're worth the investment of hiring and brining up to speed with whatever stack the company uses, something that can take another three months on the job which is also why many of the students hired are hired on a 3 month probationary period, a contract to hire.
One of the most beneficial things about coding camps is their connections with other companies who are looking to hire junior developers and their ability to place students in the same room with these employers.
Reginald Noble
Banned
These boot camps are better for experienced professionals looking to take away leverage from their devOPs teams and bump their already good salary. Not a HS grad that didn't go to college.
A computer science degree goes in-depth with high level math and physics courses that teaches you to think logically and comes in handy when dealing with video game physics 
That's not the same as actually programming
You fools are crazy if you think employers will select someone from a bootcamp and no experience over a Computer science degree
if youre indian..... you good to go Ive seen MANY consulting companies in the DMV hire indians from India train them inside and put them on contracts.
Kyle C. Barker
Migos VERZUZ Mahalia Jackson
breh, an overwhelming portion of those quora answers were from representatives of various coding canps. Of course they're gonna speak on coding camps in a shining light. It's part of the sell.
Think of it this way, if they claim their graduates are getting 70K offers then what type of offers do you expect computer science graduates to get straight outta school? 100k? 120k? Does that even sound right to you?
